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	tit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Tit or titmouse is a family of small, rather long-tailed, arboreal birds (Paridae), of which seven species occur in Great Britain.
		Of these, the blue tit (Parus coeruleus), often known as the tomtit, is the best known, a little bird measuring 10 cm in length, with a blue crown, white cheeks, greenish back, blue wings and tail, and a white breast crossed by a blue line.
		The long-tailed tit (Acredula caudata) is one of the smallest of British birds.
	www.probertencyclopaedia.com /cgi-bin/xphrase.pl?keyword=tit (396 words)

	Facts about marsh tit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Marsh Tit, Poecile palustris, (formerly Parus palustris) is a passerine bird in the tit family Paridae.
		The wings and tail are greyish, and there is a clear bar on the former, a further distinction from the Coal Tit.
		"Marsh Tit" is a misleading rather than incorrect name, for though the bird is found in damp and marshy places, it is as common in dry woods and hedgerows and even occurs in gardens.
	www.supercrawler.com /Facts/marsh_tit.html (510 words)

	British Garden Birds - Marsh Tit
		The Marsh Tit and the Willow Tit are difficult to tell apart as both have fl caps, sandy-brown upper parts and buff underparts.
		The Marsh Tit's eggs are smooth and glossy, and white with brown markings.
		Marsh Tits are largely sedentary apart from short-distance movements by juveniles from their natal grounds.
	www.garden-birds.co.uk /birds/marshtit.htm (320 words)

	British Garden Birds - Willow Tit
		Marsh Tit are very similar and very difficult to tell apart.
		The Willow Tit is scruffier looking than the Marsh Tit: it has a duller cap, a large bib, a pale patch on the wing and its bulging nape makes it look "bull-necked".
		The Coal Tit is similar, but has a white patch on the nape and a much larger bib.
	www.garden-birds.co.uk /birds/willowtit.htm (366 words)

	Marsh Tit, Parus palustris
		Not until the turn of the century was the willow tit recognised as distinct from the marsh tit in this country.
		Like all tits, the willow tit is very active when feeding, flitting constantly from twig to twig, searching for insects often among low bushes but also high in conifers, birch and alders.
		Willow tits favour conifers and marshy spots or the vicinity of water.
	www.birdsofbritain.co.uk /bird-guide/marsh-tit.htm (446 words)

	Another pose Photo \| TrekNature
		The Marsh Tit is a small and rather plain looking member of the Tit family, difficult to separate from the similar Willow Tit without experience.
		Marsh Tits do not excavate their own nest hole in the same way as Willow Tits, but they will enlarge natural cavities to some extent and they will also take over sites excavated by Willow Tits.
		Intriguingly, Marsh Tits do not take readily to nestboxes, something that may be due to competition with other tit species.
	www.treknature.com /gallery/Europe/Sweden/photo78790.htm (653 words)

	Marsh tit - Parus palustris
		The Marsh tit is very similar to the Willow tit.
		The Marsh tit is small with a fl glossy cap and bib.
		The Willow tit has a less glossy fl cap, a slightly thicker neck and a less neat appearance.
	www.english-country-garden.com /birds/marsh-tit.htm (94 words)

	Buy Marsh Tit from Haiths Wild Bird Foods
		The Marsh Tit, contrary to its name, has no real preference for marshes and is more frequently found in open and broadleaved woodland as well as rural gardens.
		However, the Marsh Tit appears to have a smaller head (very much like the Blue Tit) with a glossier fl cap and a smaller fl bib.
		Marsh Tits occasionally come to hanging feeders during the winter for Peanuts and will also feed from Fat Balls.
	www.haiths.com /category.asp?brand=1&cid=NPTAPGW48KHK2DSZGWX8DUKJLPB8F5WD&page_method=email&cat_id=WBWMART (297 words)

	BirdForum - Marsh Tit?
		I saw what I thought was a Marsh Tit except this one had a pale but definite wing bar not panelling.
		Neither was was it a drab Great Tit as it got chased off by a Blue Tit which was the same size.
		Marsh tit is very distinctive,to me it sounds like it's sneezing.
	www.birdforum.net /showthread.php?t=9860 (295 words)

	Marsh Tit
		The Marsh Tit is not very colourful, but looks rather elegant.
		This tit is about as big as the Blue Tit, but is less colourful.
		It appears as soon as you put food in your garden and is as acrobatic as the other tits.
	www.gardensafari.net /english/pages/glanskop.htm (457 words)

	Wildlife - Willow Tit
		Has a similar distribution to marsh tit although range extends further N into Scotland.
		Precise distribution seldom overlaps with marsh tit, willow tit preferring more swampy woodland.
		Very similar in appearance to marsh tit and best told by nasal tchay tchay tchay call.
	www.tiscali.co.uk /reference/encyclopaedia/wildlife/birds_willow_tit.html (174 words)

	Marsh harrier - The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
		The largest of the harriers, it can be recognised by its long tail and light flight with wings held in a shallow 'V'.
		Marsh harriers can be seen at: Elmley, Kent; Leighton Moss, Lancashire; Minsmere, Suffolk; Titchwell Marsh and Strumpshaw Fen, Norfolk; Ouse and Nene Washes, Cambs, and Blacktoft Sands, Yorkshire.
		Neolithic drawings of marsh harriers have been found on the walls of a cave in Spain.
	www.rspb.org.uk /birds/guide/m/marshharrier/index.asp (273 words)

	March 06
		Marsh Hide - 6 Pintail, 86 Shoveler, 7 Gadwall,79 Teal, 3 Wigeon, 1 Water Pipit, I Ruff, c12 Lapwing and 2 Little Egrets.
		In the strong winds birds were keeping fairly "tight" but there were least 5 Marsh Harriers floating about, a Kingfisher zoomed down river, a minimum of 4 Cetti's Warbler were recorded en route and 4 Chiffchaffs were noted (1 in Stodmarsh car park, 1 in the Alders and 2 along the river).
		I then had an hour in the green hide, watching a male and female Marsh Harrier displaying in front of the hide over the reedbeds, also there were 3 Greylag Geese, 4 Tufted Ducks, 6 Mallards and approx 30 Teal.
	www.kentos.org.uk /Stodmarsh/March06.htm (5168 words)

	Wildlife - Marsh Tit
		Recognised by fl cap and bib, brown upperparts and whitish underparts.
		At close range, smaller bib and glossier cap of marsh tit can be seen.
		A fairly common resident, restricted mainly to England and Wales; scarce in S Scotland but absent from Ireland.
	www.tiscali.co.uk /reference/encyclopaedia/wildlife/birds_marsh_tit.html (178 words)

	Breeding Birds in the Wider Countryside 2000: Marsh Tit
		Marsh Tit abundance has declined rapidly, despite improvements in breeding performance (nest failure rates at the egg stage (22 days, comprising 15 days incubation + 7 days laying) have fallen from 17% to 4%).
		Detailed demographic work at the BTO suggests that the decline may have been driven by low annual survival and that increased nest predation and inter-specific competition are not responsible (G.M. Siriwardena, unpubl.).
		Marsh Tits require woods of more than 0.5ha in area (Hinsley et al.
	www.bto.org /birdtrends2000/wcrmarti.htm (200 words)

	Marsh tit - The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Marsh tit - The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
		Not distinguished from the willow tit as a separate species until 1897, the marsh tit is smart, clean looking bird with a small, well defined fl bib and glossy fl cap.
		As with so many woodland birds, its call is the best way of locating it.
	www.rspb.org.uk /birds/guide/m/marshtit/index.asp (212 words)

	The Marsh Tit mouse, BirdCheck.co.uk
		In Yorkshire, as in every county in England, the Marsh Titmouse may be met with, here in greater, and there in less plenty than the Cole Titmouse—not that it is by any means to be called a very common species.
		Both parents shew a very affectionate disposition towards their family, and the members of the latter to each other, so that if one is caught, and placed in a cage, the others come to it, and may be captured likewise.
		Small flocks of six or eight may be seen together in the autumn—probably the members of the family which the summer has produced.
	www.birdcheck.co.uk /main/previewpages/previewpage198.htm (891 words)

	Staffordshire Wildlife Trust
		The origin of the Marsh is closely linked with the River Sow and adjacent water mills - Walk Mill downstream and Offleybrook Mill upstream.
		Most commonly observed are nuthatch, treecreeper, great spotted woodpecker, long tailed tit and marsh tit.
		This part of the central Marsh is also important for its colony of southern marsh orchid.
	www.staffordshirewildlife.org.uk /reservedetails.asp?ses=&pl=false&rsid=129 (662 words)

	Ectoparasitism in marsh tits: costs and functional explanations -- Nilsson 14 (2): 175 -- Behavioral Ecology
		tits during the breeding season of 1997 in a 64-km
		Figure 5 Mass-specific resting metabolic rate of marsh tit nestlings in relation to an index of flea abundance in the nest after fledging.
		Effects of ectoparasites of young on parents' behaviour in a Mediterranean population of blue tits.
	beheco.oxfordjournals.org /cgi/content/full/14/2/175 (4771 words)

	Marsh Tit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A hundred years ago the Marsh and Willow Tits were not separated as two species so the records of 'fl-capped tits' refer to both species combined.
		Gradually the two species were unravelled and it was realised that the Marsh Tit bred through most of England except Cumberland and there were few records from Scotland.
		There has been a net loss in the CBC and the only crumb of comfort is a non-significant increase of 15% in the five-year BBS index (1994-98).
	www.birdcare.com /bin/showsonb?marsh+tit (167 words)

	BIRDCHAT archives -- June 2001, week 1 (#94)
		This drier border of the marsh did not produce many bird species but the multitude of singing Sky Lark is a good sign, and typically this was also the only place where we saw a few Ruff, another species which is much more numerous a month before.
		A Lesser Spotted Woodpecker was in the large trees bordering this dike road through the marshes.
		On we went to a site (N 52°31'51'' E 14°43'05'') 2 km N of Zabice, where the small road crosses the Czerwony canal, and near here we saw the promised Hoopoe in its nesting tree in the meadow, and a Barred Warbler, highly territorial and yet difficult to detect.
	listserv.arizona.edu /cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0106a&L=birdchat&F=&S=&P=9419 (761 words)

	Great Tit identification, habitat, calls and food.
		Calls include a 'piiink' like the Chaffinch's and calls like those of other tits, except louder.
		Their song includes a 'tcheet' and also a rasping song, which has been likened to a sway being sharpened.
		Great Tit's like woodland, orchards, gardens and parks.
	www.noahsarkgardens.co.uk /Wildlife/Birds/GreatTit.htm (209 words)

	Marsh Tit Photo \| TrekNature
		The Marsh Tit, Parus palustris (synonym Poecile palustris), is a passerine bird in the tit family Paridae.
		This is a beautiful shot of the Marsh Tit, sharp and very well composed and with excellent autumnal BG.
		Splendid shot of this lovely Marsh Tit, wonderful composition and pose with excellent sharp detail, the colours are just perfect with a beautiful BG with the dappled sunlight.
	www.treknature.com /gallery/Europe/Lithuania/photo80467.htm (372 words)

	eBay.co.uk - marsh, michelle marsh, lucy pinder, Non-Fiction Books items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		MARSH, BELL and LAW MAN CITY LEGENDS FRAMED B and W PRINT
		THE CINQUE PORTS and ROMNEY MARSH by M.Brentnall
		LENA KENNEDY----THE INN ON THE MARSH ----H/B IN EX COND
	search.ebay.co.uk /marsh_W0QQfrtsZ50QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1 (360 words)

	BirdForum - Marsh Tit boxes
		The habitat is broadleaved woodland with c.25 pairs of Marsh Tits.
		There might be fewer natural holes in his study area though, and his Marsh tits (and yours Bittern and Joe) are the nominate race whereas mine are the British/NW France race dresseri.
		It is a similar situation with willow and coal tits.
	www.birdforum.net /archive/index.php/t-25259 (887 words)

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	Parus palustris
		The Marsh Tit is not a bird of marshes at all but is most likely to be found in mature deciduous woodland or parkland.
		Its pattern of fl cap, white cheeks and brown back is found in only one other British bird, the very similar Willow Tit.
		The Marsh Tit is however, the smarter, neater, slimmer of the two with a glossy fl cap and short, neat fl bib - altogether a more dapper-looking bird.
	www.birdguides.com /html/vidlib/species/Parus_palustris.htm (175 words)

	Ringing the birds of Little Wittenham Nature Reserve
		Details of numbers of birds ringed on the reserve(including both Constant Effort and other visits) are given in the table below.
		Blue and great tit have always been the major species, with flcap a close second.
		Also small numbers of the following have been ringed: Mallard, moorhen,wood pigeon, kestrel, tawny owl,Cetti's warbler,sedge, reed and grasshopper warblers, lesser whitethroat,wood warbler, brambling, magpie, carrion crow, jay, redwing, green woodpecker,firecrest, pied and spotted flycatchers, willow tit, greenfinch, goldfinch, reed bunting, siskin and redpoll.
	www.philippi.demon.co.uk /birds/ringing.htm (572 words)

	Avibase - The World Bird Database
		You can use % as a wildcard in the middle of the name to replace any characters (eg, colo%red will return coloured and colored).
		ssp.: East European Marsh Tit (Poecile palustris stagnatilis)
		ssp.: West European Marsh Tit (Poecile palustris dresseri)
	www.bsc-eoc.org /avibase/avibase.jsp?pg=search&fam=159.0&lang=EN (97 words)

	Tits & Similar dslr Photos
		All these taken in Hertfordshire with Nikon D2x and Sigma 500mm f4.5 + Kenko pro300 1.4x teleconverter.
		I have a large stock of Long-tailed Tit photos, please enquire for a contact sheet of images.
		A young Coal Tit taken in Hertfordshire with Fuji S2 pro and Sigma 500mm f4.5 + Kenko pro300 1.4x teleconverter
	digiscopingukbirds.homestead.com /titsdslr.html (236 words)

	Parus montanus
		The Willow Tit is so similar to the Marsh Tit that it wasn't recognised as a separate species until 1900.
		Unlike the Marsh Tit, it excavates its own nest hole so it needs a strong head and neck, as well as the soft timber which is found in damp woodland and willow carr.
		This explains why the Willow Tit looks thicker-necked than the Marsh Tit.
	www.birdguides.com /html/vidlib/species/Parus_montanus.htm (220 words)

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